09/16/2025
REHOMING ALL PARROTS DUE TO UNEXPECTED FAMILY MEDICAL SITUATION
I am rehoming all of my parrots because my youngest daughter's health has recently gotten worse. She was born with a congenital heart-lung defect and has been hospitalized numerous times ever since she was born, which was no fun for a child or a parent. She has had 3 open heart surgeries, 6 pacemaker implants (is due for another pacemaker implant soon), and has been on oxygen for many years. At 2 1/2 years old she was in the ICU and her heart stopped and I witnessed her being resuscitated. By the grace of God she is now 37 years old. We have been flying to California every few months for the past 16 years so she can see her doctors at Stanford Medical Center because there are no specialists in Hawaii who can manage her condition. The doctors informed us that there is not much more they can do medically and that my daughter needs a heart-lung transplant. After extensive testing and discussion, she was accepted as a candidate for transplant at Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto, California. We are projecting to relocate there by the end of January 2026 so she can be listed for transplant. We will have to be there for an indefinite amount of time as she is a hard match due to her highly sensitized immune system due to all of her past surgeries and illnesses, but we have to try so she can have a better quality of life and hopefully extend her life. It is very hard for me to let go of all of my parrots but my children and family will always come first. All proceeds will be going towards the costs associated with relocation for my daughter’s heart-lung transplant. Relocation will be financially challenging because not only will we have to rent a place in California for an indefinite amount of time, but I will also have to continue to pay my mortgage here in Hawaii at the same time. Please spread the word and share my website. Thank for your support, good vibes, positive energy, and prayers, all of which are much appreciated!
NOTE: Although I will still be answering messages and you can still place deposits, I will be unavailable to show or ship parrots between October 1st and 9th as I will be taking my daughter to see her doctors at Stanford Medical Center.
$950 Each: 3 Red-Bellied Parrot Babies. Will be DNA sexed. Will be Handfed and Very Tame. Hatch Dates: 8/1/2025, 8/3/2025, 8/5/2025. Usually weaned between 12 to 14 weeks (Approximately between 10/24/2025 and 11/7/2025). Taking deposits now!
$950 Each: 1 Male Red-Bellied Parrot. DNA Sexed Male. Hatch Date: 10/6/2024 (10 months old). Tame (was handfed). Talking - Says "Hi Baby!"
$600 Each: 2 Male Red-Bellied Parrots. DNA Sexed Males. Hatch Dates: 4/14/2024 (16 months old). 1/25/2024 (19 months old). Semi-tame (was handfed). Talking - Says "Hi Baby!" I do know someone who can work with him to get him more tame.
$1,200 Each (PRICE DROP): 1 Male Timneh African Grey. Timnehs are a little smaller than Congos, with brown on their beak instead of black and a maroon tail instead of red. On the IUCN Red List of Threatened species they are listed as Endangered with a decreasing population https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/22736498/172286984 DNA Sexed Male. Semi-tame, Prefers men, tolerates women. Talks and says "Hi" "Stop it" "Quiet" and "Reina" among other things and mimics sounds like the soda can opening. Breeding age, 24 years old. Good feather. I do know someone who can work with him to get him more tame.
$1,200 Both (PRICE DROP): 1 Pair Severe (Chestnut-Fronted) Mini-Macaws. DNA Sexed Male and Female. Not tame. Young, breeding age. Female has laid eggs. Male missing a foot, but can perch well. Both in good feather
$600 Each (PRICE DROP):: 1 Female Severe (Chestnut-Fronted) Mini-Macaw. DNA Sexed Female. Not tame. Young, breeding age, has laid eggs. Good feather.
$1,000 Each: 1 Female Blue and Gold Macaw. DNA Sexed Female. Not tame. Breeding age, 10 years old. Good feather. Acting broody.
$800 Each: 1 Female Blue and Gold Macaw. DNA Sexed Female. Not tame. Breeding age, 8 years old. Good feather. One wing droops a little (injured by parent in nest box), but can fly.
$3,500 Each: 1 Female Golden Conure. On the IUCN Red List of Threatened species they are listed as Vulnerable with a decreasing population https://www.iucnredlist.org/search?query=golden%20conure&searchType=species DNA Sexed Female. Semi-tame (was handfed). Talks and says "Whatcha do?" and "Bodhi" Breeding age, 9 years old. Lays eggs. The pic above is with her chest feathers partially grown back, she has currently plucked a little more. PENDING VET VISIT
Please see my website for details about viewing and reserving parrots - Enchanted Rainforest Aviary https://enchantedrainforestaviary.com/ or just google search Parrot Breeders in Hawaii and you will see my website.
